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The Tribulations of the Mysterious Number: 40
In cultural traditions the world over, the number 40 reminds us that trials and renewal go hand in hand.
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‘Sheepdogs’: A Mercenary Farce
‘Sheepdogs’ is a fast-paced, globe-trotting comedic thriller about two hapless ex-soldiers stealing a plane.
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Are Vehicle Warranties and Prepaid Maintenance Plans Worth It?
Don’t allow the excitement of buying a new car to convince you into purchasing a prepaid maintenance contract.
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What You Need to Know About Annuities
Annuities provide steady retirement income but come with key trade-offs.
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Philippa of England: The Princess Wore White
Scandanavia loved the English princess who defended their lands from invaders and sought the solace of a Swedish monastery.
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5 Conversations Every Couple Needs to Have for a Stronger Marriage
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Is Pet Insurance Worth It?
With policies that vary widely in cost and coverage, there isn’t a one-size-fits-all when it comes to pet insurance.
Discover Good Wines Wherever You Are
Many people are surprised to learn that wine is made in all 50 states, some of which seem unlikely locations for growing grapes.
What You Need to Know About AI Scams
AI has made completing tasks easier for many. But that also applies to scammers and fraudsters.
Brussels Sprout Salad With Apples, Walnuts, and Parmesan
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‘A Song in the Dark’ Spotlights a WWII Atrocity
Christian author Kimberley Woodhouse presents her most challenging book to date.
‘The Choral’: When People Understood That Art Reflects Heaven
Fiennes’s choirmaster tells us we should listen to music, read poetry, and look at beautiful paintings, daily. Beauty anchors one’s connection to the divine.
Dealing With Grief: Lessons From Past Presidents
Presidents and first ladies may seem larger than life, but many of them carried the weight of personal loss.
A Case for Beauty in Our Cities
Modern architecture often prioritizes efficiency over aesthetics, but it leaves the human heart wanting more.
‘One Battle After Another’: Maybe 2025’s Most Irresponsible Movie
Anderson couldn’t have seen Charlie Kirk’s tragic death coming, but he does appear to be kicking the hornet’s nest to incite revolutionary violence.
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10 Great National Parks to Explore in Canada
Folks who want to experience Canada’s wild should beeline to one of its famed preserves.
How to Unclog a Toilet—Quick and Easy!
Here’s a cheat sheet so you'll know ahead of time how to unclog a toilet.
The Wild World War II Adventure of a Downed P-51 Fighter Pilot
Joseph Peterburs recalls his time as a fighter pilot, being shot down, escaping a POW camp, and besting and befriending a German ace.
5 Quotes From Confucius That Still Apply Today
From the right to education to empathy, moral leadership, and balance—Confucius’ words have traveled across 25 centuries and still find their mark.
‘St. Francis in the Desert’: A Beloved Bellini Painting
Giovanni Bellini’s painting poetically communicates St. Francis’s devotion and contemplation.
‘Almost Popular’: More High School Popularity Obsession
Alongside the other high school social categories, AI-raised kids may soon be called The Clueless. Oops—“Clueless” is already a 30-year old high school classic.
Jacqueline Cochran: America’s Indomitable Aviatrix
In this installment of ‘Profiles in History,’ we meet Cochran who became a cosmetics magnate and one of the nation’s most important aviators
‘A Truth Versus The Truth’: The Challenge to Religious Traditions
Rabbi Stephen B. Roberts considers how different faiths share common ground within a secular environment.
5 Conversations Every Couple Needs to Have for a Stronger Marriage
When couples talk openly and empathetically about the right things, they protect their relationships and have happier, more resilient marriages.
Age-Appropriate Chores for Kids: Why They Matter
Household chores help children develop skills and take pride in their responsibilities.
Dealing With Grief: Lessons From Past Presidents
Presidents and first ladies may seem larger than life, but many of them carried the weight of personal loss.
Want to Up Your Reading and Your Social Life? How and Why to Start a Book Club
Small groups of people can spark big literary conversations, and all it takes are some practical planning.